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Is it just me or is the Screen Archives site producing 80 point type when you look at the upcoming release section? Roger
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Is it just me or is the Screen Archives site producing 80 point type when you look at the upcoming release section? It looks OK to me...
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I just placed my order this morning. I asked Craig Spaulding -- who always e-mails personally within a few minutes of my placing them, regardless of the hour at which the purchase was made -- when he sleeps.
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Maybe he should put out Richard Rodney Bennett's score to SATAN NEVER SLEEPS!
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DRAGONWYCK is a must for all film score fans ,the sound is magnificent and there are incredible flashes of beauty throughout the whole disc , CRAIG has really exceeded his own merits with this release! i keep playing it over and over as i am sure all that purchase it will!
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Michael, I'm so glad you enjoyed this release. On behalf of Craig and myself, WE THANK YOU! Ray Faiola In my excitement about this disc, I forgot to mention you, Ray, and Charles Johnston, for the superb job you have done and I'm sure will continue to do. I can't thank you guys enough.
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Just about to pick up my first copy of this score, have read rave reviews about it! I am a huge fan of Alfred.
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Seeing as how one of their best, Keys of the Kingdom, sold out without any apparent notice, you are probably wise to prioritize picking up the rest of these great SAE Alfred Newman releases. They are all pretty good, even if nothing is IMO quite at the amazing level of Captain from Castile, which you already have. Some others have unfortunately sold out, but here are all the SAE label titles currently in stock there: http://www1.screenarchives.com/display_results.cfm/category/337/SAE/ I would also like to give a recommendation to Foxes of Harrow, composed by David Buttolph and conducted by Alfred Newman...give a listen to the sound clips, as I think ol' Alfred may have influenced his Fox colleague's compositional voice: http://www1.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm/ID/4224/THE-FOXES-OF-HARROW/ Yavar
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Seeing as how one of their best, Keys of the Kingdom, sold out without any apparent notice, you are probably wise to prioritize picking up the rest of these great SAE Alfred Newman releases. They are all pretty good, even if nothing is IMO quite at the amazing level of Captain from Castile, which you already have. Yavar And I'll keep dreaming of a KotK rerecording (or perhaps a Kritzerland release...imagine the sound). My favorite Alfred remains the Greatest Story Ever Told, but scores like The Robe, Egyptian, Song of Bernadette, Counterfeit Traitor, Man Hunt, How the West Was Won (the score that had me fall in love with Westerns and might be the best ever imo), David and Bathsheba...we could go on so long, just like Jerry.
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I would also like to give a recommendation to Foxes of Harrow, composed by David Buttolph and conducted by Alfred Newman...give a listen to the sound clips, as I think ol' Alfred may have influenced his Fox colleague's compositional voice: http://www1.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm/ID/4224/THE-FOXES-OF-HARROW/ Yavar Ohmigosh is this engaging! Immediate smile. Glad you dropped this one on me. ALFRED STRINGS!
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